BUCHI DuMaster D-480 - Manual (Page 318)

Operation Manual D-480 ©BÜCH Labortechnik AG
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In section "Sleep":
Label Element type Meaning
Sleep disabled Radiobutton The sleep/wake-up function is disabled.
Sleep after end of
sample Radiobutton The analyzer goes into sleep mode after finishing the last
sample (indicated by the stop marker).
Sleep at sample No. Option field /
textbox The analyzer goes into sleep mode when it reaches the
specified sample.
You can enter the sample number in the adjacent textbox.
Shut off carrier gas Checkbox Shuts off the carrier gas when the analyzer goes into sleep
mode.
Reduce furnace {n}
temp. Checkbox /
textbox Reduces the temperature of the corresponding furnace to
the specified temperature.
You can enter the temperature in the adjacent textbox.
Sleep now Button Causes the analyzer to go into sleep mode immediately.
In section "Wake-up":
Label Element type Meaning
Time Textbox Fields to input the time in hours and minutes at which to
wake up the analyzer.
Date Textbox Fields to input the date on which to wake up the analyzer.
One-time wake-up at
above time/date Radiobutton Wakes up the sleeping analyzer at the date and time
specified above.
Daily wake-up at
above time/date,
except Radiobutton Wakes up the analyzer every day at the time specified
above.
Mon. Tues. Wed.
Thurs. Fri. Sat. Sun. Checkbox Defines on which days not to wake up the instrument, e.g.
on weekends.
Continue after wake-
up if there are
samples Checkbox If there are any unprocessed samples in sample memory,
analysis is automatically resumed after "wake-up".
Wake up now Button Wakes up the analyzer immediately.
Remaining elements:
Label Element type Meaning
OK Button Saves new settings
Cancel Button Discards settings not yet saved.
Further information
Further information includes instructions in which the dialog is used and knowledge articles
concerning the dialog:
 Shutting the instrument down for short measuring breaks (standby) (on page 117).
 Optimizing sleep and wake-up behavior (on page 135).
 Optimizing basic instrument settings (on page 99).